As a Certified Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT), Ali’s specialty: SomaYoga, integrates Somatics and Yoga practices specifically for relieving pain and surpassing plateaus. Having relieved much of her own pain and discomfort through the connection practices of Yoga, she wishes to share these potent techniques with all who wish to reduce their suffering.

Alyssa has been a 200-Hour Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga Instructor since 2015, and is currently in the process of earning her 300-Hour certification. She is experienced in teaching Vinyasa Flow, Yin, and Kid’s Yoga.

Berenice came to realize that in helping herself, she can help others too. She shares with students her learnings of breath, movement, and steadiness.

Blair brings her passion for teaching into the yoga studio, creating a welcoming space for students to connect with themselves and grow through movement, breathwork, and mindfulness. Whether you’re seeking strength, flexibility, or stillness, Blair’s classes offer something for everyone and inspire a deeper connection to your higher self.

Deb’s students enjoy that she shares these facets of yoga: yogic philosophy, meditation and how to practice safely yet build strength and balance in their practice. She works to design a class in which there is not just one way to do a posture, but several so that all feel welcome. 

Emily’s teaching offerings blend yoga, breathwork, and nervous system care. She is all about moving with intention, finding peace in the present moment, and making space to just be.

With roots in the Midwest, heart in the mountains, and adventures spanning the globe, Erin brings an inclusive traveler's perspective to teaching . Her style is tailored to the Western mind through present moment awareness and calm focus.

Jo is the co-founder of what was once Wishing Tree Studio in 2019. Now at Main Street Yoga - Oregon, Jo steps in for many classes and regularly leads Community Yoga on Thursday evenings! Her special interests are hands, feet, pain-free movement, functional mobility and healthy aging, as well as working with at-risk youth.

In her professional life, Katie is an Occupational Therapy Assistant in a mental health setting, where she utilizes yoga as a tool to help her clients enhance self-regulation, emotional regulation, mindfulness, and interoceptive awareness.

Micole’s classes tend to ebb and flow somewhere between Vinyasa and Hatha style flows, with modifications to help meet you on the mat wherever you happen to find yourself that day!

Nichole’s classes are much like her own practice - steady, grounding, and strong. During your time together, you will focus on the breath, move together, and better know and love yourselves. 

Sandy emphasizes the vital connection between physical practice and mental well-being, helping students develop both strength and mindfulness on and off the mat.

Annie became a yoga teacher to deepen her understanding of anatomy and alignment and to encourage health, wellbeing and mindfulness in her community.  Her favorite styles to teach are Slow Flow Vinyasa, Restorative Yoga and Meditation.

Diane’s passion for yoga started with a desire to heal herself and evolved to bring these practices to everyone who needed them. She teaches in a style that embraces accessibility and focuses on meeting yourself on the mat.

As her knowledge and experience expand around naturally healing the body through sound, yoga, nutrition and reiki, she feels blessed to share these gifts with the world.

Katie’s yoga teaching style is gentle and reflective, with attempts at humor and plenty of options. She strives to create classes that guide you toward feeling grounded, empowered, and more in love with the light you hold within.

For the past four years, Kelly Warner has cultivated a heart-centered approach to yoga, guiding her students through invigorating flow classes with a profound focus on the breath and movement.

It is Leanne’s intention to guide students to explore breath and movement in a way that can help any body thrive. She strives to teach with an upbeat, patient manner that anyone can follow.

During her classes, Rachel offers gentle and more heated options to the traditional asanas with the use of a variety of props. Students can expect to explore anatomical alignment, meditation, and more.

Tayler teaches yoga with a focus on fluid movement, conscious breathing, and present-moment awareness. Her classes are designed to help students move with intention, reconnect with their bodies, and leave feeling grounded and refreshed.